Chinese autocracy promotion towards Myanmar and Thailand

In its autocracy promotion towards Myanmar’s and Thailand’s military regimes, China especially applied incentives but also blackmailing practices. However, China also supported hybrid regimes. Then, China always selected soft and not hard power; military pressure has been indirect. There were strong...

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Autor principal: Tonetto, Priscilla
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Lenguaje:Inglés
Publicado: Universidad Nacional de Rosario 2022
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Cina
Myanmar
Thailand
Regimi autoritari
Regimi ibridi
China
Autocracy promotion
Hybrid regimes
Acceso en línea:https://relasp.unr.edu.ar/index.php/revista/article/view/78
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spelling I15-R205-article-782023-04-20T23:33:28Z Chinese autocracy promotion towards Myanmar and Thailand L'autocracy promotion della Cina verso Myanmar and Thailand Tonetto, Priscilla Cina Myanmar Thailand Regimi autoritari Regimi ibridi China Myanmar Thailand Autocracy promotion Hybrid regimes In its autocracy promotion towards Myanmar’s and Thailand’s military regimes, China especially applied incentives but also blackmailing practices. However, China also supported hybrid regimes. Then, China always selected soft and not hard power; military pressure has been indirect. There were strong emulative processes of both Myanmar and Thailand. Chinese pragmatism promoted both options since, if China opposed hybrid regimes, this could cause the defeat of the military and the possible victory of pro-Western and anti-Chinese political actors. In order to avoid this result, Beijing governments adopted a more flexible autocracy promotion, reflecting a real-politik approach to foreign policy, which allowed to preserve Chinese diplomatic interests. Nella sua autocracy promotion verso i regimi militari di Myanmar e Thailand, la Cina ha applicato soprattutto incentivi ma anche ricatti. La Cina ha comunque sostenuto anche i regimi ibridi. Poi, la Cina ha sempre preferito il soft all’hard power; la pressione militare è stata indiretta. Si sono sviluppati così forti processi imitativi sia da parte del Myanmar che della Tailandia. Il pragmatismo cinese ha promosso entrambe le opzioni, perché se le Cina avesse ostacolato i regimi ibridi, ciò avrebbe causato la sconfitta delle forze armate e la possibile vittoria degli attori politici filo-occidentali e anti cinesi. Per evitare tale esito, i governi di Pechino hanno adottato una autocracy promotion flessibile, attraverso l’applicazione della real-politik alla politica estera, per tutelare gli interessi diplomatici cinesi. Universidad Nacional de Rosario 2022-08-18 info:eu-repo/semantics/article info:eu-repo/semantics/publishedVersion application/pdf https://relasp.unr.edu.ar/index.php/revista/article/view/78 10.35305/rr.vi5.78 Revista Euro latinoamericana de Análisis Social y Político (RELASP); Núm. 5 (2022); 94-117 2683-7420 eng https://relasp.unr.edu.ar/index.php/revista/article/view/78/137 https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/4.0/
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topic Cina
Myanmar
Thailand
Regimi autoritari
Regimi ibridi
China
Myanmar
Thailand
Autocracy promotion
Hybrid regimes
spellingShingle Cina
Myanmar
Thailand
Regimi autoritari
Regimi ibridi
China
Myanmar
Thailand
Autocracy promotion
Hybrid regimes
Tonetto, Priscilla
Chinese autocracy promotion towards Myanmar and Thailand
topic_facet Cina
Myanmar
Thailand
Regimi autoritari
Regimi ibridi
China
Myanmar
Thailand
Autocracy promotion
Hybrid regimes
author Tonetto, Priscilla
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title Chinese autocracy promotion towards Myanmar and Thailand
title_short Chinese autocracy promotion towards Myanmar and Thailand
title_full Chinese autocracy promotion towards Myanmar and Thailand
title_fullStr Chinese autocracy promotion towards Myanmar and Thailand
title_full_unstemmed Chinese autocracy promotion towards Myanmar and Thailand
title_sort chinese autocracy promotion towards myanmar and thailand
description In its autocracy promotion towards Myanmar’s and Thailand’s military regimes, China especially applied incentives but also blackmailing practices. However, China also supported hybrid regimes. Then, China always selected soft and not hard power; military pressure has been indirect. There were strong emulative processes of both Myanmar and Thailand. Chinese pragmatism promoted both options since, if China opposed hybrid regimes, this could cause the defeat of the military and the possible victory of pro-Western and anti-Chinese political actors. In order to avoid this result, Beijing governments adopted a more flexible autocracy promotion, reflecting a real-politik approach to foreign policy, which allowed to preserve Chinese diplomatic interests.
publisher Universidad Nacional de Rosario
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